Explore unusual things to do in Melbourne: we reveal the secret places to visit, quirky sights to see, cool neighbourhoods to try, and guides to making the most of the city all year round. It’s your must-read guide to Melbourne, for visitors and locals alike.
The is Melbourne’s newest immersive experience at 360 Bourke Street. The experience has been brought straight out of Japan, and is the only international museum dedicated to poop! The whole event is themed around the k...
This new year, we hope Melbourne residents will make the most of their incredible city and surroundings! With so much happening, from late-night exhibitions to enchanted forest walks and live music, there is lots to see...
Melbourne's weather is notoriously unpredictable, but there's one pool in particular where you can have fun no matter what's going on outdoors. Head to W Melbourne and check out their wonderful Sunday Sessions on the WE...
Some of Australia's most beautiful outdoor settings will soon light up with a garden party unlike any other. Grab your picnic blankets and your dancing shoes, and listen to a live symphony orchestra put their majestic s...
Dinos Alive has unfortunately finished, but if you’re still looking to meet some dinosaurs make sure to check out . is a newly opened immersive experience, at the Fever Exhibition and Experience Centre in Brunswick. T...
You could spend a lifetime in Melbourne - some of you readers may already have done so! - and never experience absolutely everything awesome to do here. Heck, it's our job, and sometimes we feel like we're barely scratc...
Drive about an hour away from Melbourne to the stunning extinct volcano known as Hanging Rock. Hop out the car, stretch your legs, and experience the picturesque natural landscape of the region... with a llama as a hiki...
In 1988, Le Dîner en Blanc was born in Paris. Guests, dressed elegantly in white, arrived at a secret location, and enjoyed a graceful picnic under the stars. It started as an event that was only known by friends and by...
Pickleball. It's one of the world's fasted growing sports, and it combines parts of tennis, ping pong and badminton into one fun game. Instead of tennis rackets, players use paddles and a plastic ball to play on a half-...
After a $9 million renovation, the Oceanarium at SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium is complete, and there’s a brand new exhibit to go along with it. Check out Night on the Reef, and explore the nocturnal life under the sea, w...